The Promise
To thee whom holds any heed
Toward my very lucidity,
I ask of you experience
With encountering a thought so frequently
It enacts its own manifestation
Into a memory.
I furtively implore for your aid
And plea you ponder my proposal:
Do not fall foolish;
Do not place trust in your supposal,
Nor an inordinate bliss,
Awaiting sudden disposal;
Do not let your wings lacerated a grey welkin;
Let them less when all is blue;
Do not fall forgetful of
Your blood that hath abused you;
When confronted with inquiry,
You mustn't pursue;
Promise yourself to refrain
From the blissful addiction,
In avoidance of thy
Heart’s gruesome affliction,
Or the trembling tears
From the eye’s false depiction.
This promise you make.
This promise you brake.
Yet you, fly high young child.
Fly high.
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